PHYTOSUN AROMS ESSENTIAL OIL Apium graveolens L. Celery
Botanical species
Apium graveolens L.
French name
Celery
Biotope
Conventional farming
Origin
India
Producing organ
Seeds
Biochemical specificity
limonene, α and β-sélinènes, sédanénolide (8%)
Precautions with essential oils PHYTOSUN AROMS
An Essential Oil: Not used pure on the skin.
Does not apply to a child under seven years and pregnant women.
Properties:
- Tonic digestive, eupeptic, appetizer (stimulates appetite and digestion)
- Stimulating and draining hepatocyte and renal (stimulates drains and decongest the liver and kidneys)
- Sedative, calming
- Anti-pigment erases skin blemishes
- Venous decongestant
Indications:
- Food poisoning and drug
- Cystitis, gout, kidney detoxification
- Small hepatic failure, hepatic congestion, flatulence, bad breath
- Skin spots, age spots, birthmarks
- Insomnia, nervous disorders, fatigue, depression, anxiety
- Varicose veins, hemorrhoids
External use:
- In friction
- Local application
- Cosmetic: 1 drop in your daily dose of cream to remove unsightly spots
Precautions for use:
Do not use in children under 6 years and pregnant women (first 3 months).
Risk of photosensitivity: Do not expose to sunlight or artificial UV after application
Formulas from reference works in aromatherapy:
HE = Essential Oil
HV = vegetable oil
HY = Hydrolat
1 Skin: angioma (wine stain) - hemangioma - lymphangioma (Baudoux).:
HE Celery: 1 ml
HE Immortelle (Helichrysum Italian): 1 ml
HE Mastic: 1 ml
HE Juniper Virginia 1 ml
HE cypress evergreen: 1 ml
HV Rosehip: 2 ml
HV Wort: 3 ml
3 local applications per day until improvement, in addition to treatment circulatory referred.
2 Tasks of age or pigment (Baudoux).:
HE Ocimum basilicum var basilicum (Basil tropical): 1 ml
HE Apium graveolens (Celery): 2 ml
HE Daucus carota (carrot): 1 ml
HV Rosa rubiginosa (Rosehip): 20 ml
HV Oenothera biennis (Evening Primrose): 10 ml
HV Simmondsia chinensis (Jojoba): additional 50 ml
1 topically morning and evening
3 Chloasma or mask of pregnancy (Baudoux).:
HE Apium graveolens (Celery): 0.5 ml
HE Rosmarinus officinalis CT verbenone (Rosemary verbenone): 0.8 ml
Helichrysum italicum HE (Immortelle Helichrysum or Italian): 0.7 ml
HV Rosa rubiginosa (Rosehip): 10 ml
HV Argania spinosa (Argan): 5 ml
Transcutol: additional 30 ml
Local 2-3 applications per day for several months until improvement
Note: transcutol is an uncommon pharmaceutical preparation which allows you to easily penetrate the fatty substances such as essential oils to the skin. It can be easily replaced by a dry as vegetable oil Hazelnut, Kukui, Macadamia or vegetable oil.
4 Atherosclerosis (Baudoux).:
HE cultivated Celery: 3 ml
HE Italian Helichrysum (immortal): 1 ml
HE Lemon: 2 ml
3 drops of the mixture of 1/4 sugar or sucking in a teaspoon of olive oil to swallow three times a day with meals, 20 times a month, then resume
5 Liver, liver detoxification (Baudoux).
HE Daucus carota (carrot): 0.5 ml
HE Apium graveolens (Celery): 1 ml
HE Levisticum officinale (Lovage officinale): 0.5 ml
HE groenlandicum Ledum (Ledum Greenland): 0.5 ml
HE mentha piperita (Peppermint): 2.5 ml
2 drops 2 times a day in a teaspoon of olive oil
for our essential oils: 1 ml = about 35 drops (with our current codigouttes)
for vegetable oils: 1 pump stroke (aluminum) = 0.15 ml approximately
to convert the mass volume for a liquid (and vice versa), you can apply the following formula:
mass = density x volume at 20 ° C
Other matches for information:
1 teaspoonful = between 3 and 4.5 ml
1 tablespoon full = 7.5 and 10 ml
However, these correspondences spoons depend on many factors (liquid viscosity, temperature, depth and size of the spoon, rheological behavior of liquid, ...) and we urge you to use precise measuring equipment (graduated cylinders, pipettes, balance).
For more information and for any therapeutic use of essential oils, consult a doctor.
Carefully read the precautions before using essential oils.
WARNING: These properties, indications and methods of use are derived from books or Web sites reference aromatherapy. We found them on a regular basis and confirmed by many observations in scientific circles. This information is presented for informational purposes, they do not in any way constitute medical information, or engage our responsibility. For any use of essential oils for therapeutic purposes, consult a doctor.
